Command
Your whole security program in one place. Controls mapped to assets, framework controls and evidence, with AI agents and a clear view of where you stand.
Security you operate, not paperwork you file.
Most security programs live in spreadsheets that no one trusts. Command makes the work operational: every control owned, mapped and evidenced, so you always know your real posture.
Built around how a CISO actually works.
Controls, auto-mapped
Every control maps automatically to the assets it protects, the framework controls it satisfies and its evidence, so tracking coverage becomes easy.
Ask our agents
Put your question to AI agents that draw on a treasure trove of knowledge bases spanning frameworks and laws like ISO 27001, DORA, NIS2 and NIST.
Gap analysis per framework
Enroll the frameworks that apply to you and see coverage, open gaps and audit-readiness at a glance.
Custom frameworks
Build your own frameworks, or import and adapt standards to match how your organization runs.
Collaborate in context
Comment, discuss and review right on each control, so collaboration happens where the work lives.
Sovereign by default
Runs on our own Soveryne Cloud, in jurisdiction by architecture, with zero US exposure.
A look inside Command.
Your posture at a glance
Coverage across people, organization and technology in one view.
Gap analysis per framework
Coverage, open gaps and audit-readiness for the frameworks you enroll.
Collaborate in context
Comment and review right on each control, where the work lives.
Map to the frameworks that apply to you.
Command ships with a growing library of frameworks, standards and regulations. Cycle through each family to see what it covers and when you would use it.
ISO/IEC
4 standardsThe international baseline for an information security management system. Adopt these when you want recognized, certifiable security that customers, partners and auditors trust: 27001 sets the requirements, 27002 the controls, 27005 the risk method.
ISMS overview & vocabulary
ISMS requirements
Information security controls
Information security risk management
NIST
10 standardsA deep, widely adopted control catalog and shared risk language from the US. Reach for these when you align with US federal or enterprise expectations, need a comprehensive control set like SP 800-53, or want one common framework (CSF) across teams and suppliers.
Cybersecurity Framework
Cybersecurity Framework
PNT/GPS resilience
Ransomware Risk Management Profile
Interagency report
Risk Management Framework
Security & Privacy Controls
Incident handling guide
Secure Software Development Framework
Enterprise ICT risk management
EU regulations
3 standardsLegal obligations, not optional. NIS2 applies to essential and important entities, DORA to operational resilience in the financial sector, and GDPR to anyone handling personal data of EU residents. Map them here to turn legal duties into controls you can evidence.
EU network & information security
Digital Operational Resilience Act
General Data Protection Regulation
NENDutch healthcare
4 standardsThe Dutch standard for information security in healthcare. Required if you process health data in the Netherlands. Use it to demonstrate compliant, careful handling of patient and medical information.
Health-info security management
Health-info security measures
The center every solution reports into.
Governance, awareness and offensive testing are built to feed their findings back here as evidence and signals against your controls. As each one arrives, Command is how you validate controls and run live audits from one place.
Governance and policy
The policy each control stands on, reporting up so governance and live status sit together.
Awareness: phishing and smishing
Human-layer results report up as evidence against your people controls.
Offensive testing
Recon, threat modeling, penetration testing and red teaming report findings up as signals against the controls they affect.
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